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The Bose Ultra Open-Ear earbuds are $100 off as Best Buy's Deal of the Day SAVE $100: As of March 6, the Bose Ultra Open-Ear earbuds have dropped to $199 at Best Buy as part of its Deal of the Day. This is $100 off their list price of $299. $199 at Best...

One of the reasons I enjoy services like Nintendo Switch Online is that they bring back and give a new chance to many classic JRPGs, like EarthBound and Breath of Fire, which also gives me hope that they will eventually do the same for several other titles.

The legal battle around Ashes of Creation is unlikely to settle in any clear way soon, but we've just received a significant update courtesy of a fresh statement from Intrepid Studios founder Steven Sharif, who was also game director on the now-abandoned MMORPG. Lawsuits are ongoing in both directions, with Sharif and investor group TFE Games Holdings both filing claims against one another in February. In his new statement, Sharif claims that a court order granting a Temporary Restraining Order shows support for his accusations against TFE. He also takes a moment to address questions about his financial involvement in AOC, and state his frustrations with what he calls "a victory lap" for the game's skeptics.

Ok, so I don't mean to alarm anyone, but I think I just found my favorite game of 2026 so far. No, it's not the freshly released Marathon, despite my affinity for competitive shooters. It's not Mewgenics. It's not that viral horse game that dropped this week. It's Wikigacha, which turns Wikipedia's millions of articles into a pack-ripping, browser-based card battler. For reals.

A Robocop: Rogue City update that lasted just 31 minutes on Steam before it was reversed appears to have briefly replaced the entire game with another one. The build that appeared in its place, titled "Hunter," looks to be a very early build of a Hunter: The Reckoning game. Users that were reportedly able to download this before it was removed have shared images of a title screen bearing that name, along with some early locations of a quest where the player is gathering information about a bar shootout.

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